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Apple released the fourth beta version of the operating system iOS 8.2 for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Assembly can be downloaded directly to mobile devices in the near future it will appear on the Apple site in the iOS Dev Center.

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The new assembly is the number 12D5461b. Release iOS 8.2 beta 4 took almost a month after iOS 8.2 beta 3 and the emergence of publicly available update iOS 8.1.2 . The third beta debut on 18 December. iOS 8.1.2, in turn, came out without testing, although previous minor update was tested for several weeks. Then Apple first released the beta version of the technical update, which is related to recent problems with iOS 8.0 and iOS 8.0.1.

iOS 8.2 beta 4 supports application development tools for Apple Watch and is designed to prepare the software that is compatible with “smart” watches. As part of the Developer Kit WatchKit program will receive additional functionality associated with wearable computers.

On the other changes in iOS 8.2, in addition to supporting Apple Watch, nothing is yet known. Users can compare the performance of iOS 8.2 beta and iOS 8.1.2, says that the first is faster the current version of the mobile platform.

Download the fourth beta version of iOS 8.2 can be officially registered developers involved in the programs of iPhone Developer Standard or Enterprise Program. Minimum requirements for the iOS SDK 8.2 – computer running OS X 10.9.3 (Mavericks) or later.

The final release of iOS 8.2 is expected in March in conjunction with the start of sales of Apple Watch. Until this is supposed to be released another update iOS 8.1.3 .

Update 1: In the assembly iOS 8.2 beta 4 found references to a particular application Watch, which is likely to become part of the final version of the operating system. With it, users can download to watch Apple Watch app, manage icons on your home screen, delete unnecessary content.

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